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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Fletcher hear about on the radio?

2. How does Sara reveal the bodies were killed?

3. Where is his bio hazard suit?

4. Where does the media swarm to?

5. Where is Dr. Flyte's first stop over?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Flyte share with the six remaining survivors when he gets to Snowfield?

2. What kind of people make up the team that Copperfield brings with him?

3. What is so unusual about the conditions at the Sheffield home that Frank and Gordy ask Bryce to come and look?

4. What does Copperfield's approach to the whole situation cost him?

5. What does scientist Sara Yamaguchi report to Bryce and Jenny after their investigation?

6. What is Dr. Flyte's concern when Sandler informs him that he wants him to go to California immediately?

7. Who does the creature promise to spare, and why?

8. What is the situation at the Bischoff house, and how do Bryce and Jenny react?

9. What is the most likely reason that Gordy was the next one who was taken, and why was it done in such a public and painful manner?

10. How does the creature reveal its range of knowledge and intelligence?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What are the crimes Fletcher Kale has committed? Why did he commit them? What does he realize on his way to the courthouse, and how does that affect his behavior? What drastic action does he take at this stage to regain his freedom? What information does he learn that leads him to the perfect hideout? What earlier ties does he have to this property? After arriving, what does he discover that leads him to believe his life has a purpose and ironically would have made his other crimes unnecessary had he discovered this first?

Essay Topic 2

Who is the first of this group to be taken, and what seems to be the reason? In a search of the buildings leading to the Inn, what significant discoveries are made? How are they significant? What do these discoveries all have in common? What unexplainable phenomena is discovered during the search? Who is the second person taken and where is he taken from? What observation does Lisa make about this and how does this event change the way the group behaves?

Essay Topic 3

What names does the Ancient Enemy give itself? How does it communicate these names to the group? How does the Ancient Enemy view itself, and what is the direct conflict this creates with its opinion of God and religion in general? What does the Ancient Enemy tell Bryce about his family, and how is it likely to have obtained this personal information about him? Who is the group is deeply affected by the religious connotations involved?

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